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52 [[preprinted]] WHEN RECEIVED. | NAME OF WRITER. | DATE AND PURPORT OF LETTER. [[/preprinted]] 5.14.70 #115 * | Butler John H. Agent. | Cecilton, Cecil Co., Md. May 9th 1870. States that a school is taught at this place by Mr. [[underlined]] Jones [[/underlined]] (colored): that he has a good school but receives no support from any society &c. 5.19.70 #116 * | Bracy, James T. Teacher | Port Tobacco, Charles Co., Md. May 19th 1870. States that the people regret that their school is to close on the 31st inst. &c. 5.24.70 #117 * | Bond, Matilda. Teacher. | Brookville, Montgomery Co., Md. May 20th 1870. States in reply, that the people regret the closing of their school this month &c. 5.25.70 #118 * | Brackett, Rev. N.C. | Harper's Ferry, W. Va. May 24th 1870. Returns papers referred to him on the 21st inst. with reports as per request. Applies for teacher's blanks. 5.26.70 #119 * | Butler John H. Agent. | Oakville, St. Marys Co., Md. May 24th 1870. States that the people here are busy planting, and have done but little as yet toward rebuilding their school-house: that he called a meeting, and thinks they will go on with the work. 5.26.70 #120 * | Butler John H. Agent. | Mt. Zion, Anne Arundel Co., Md. May 16th 1870. Reports the five schools in this part of the county in a favorable condition, &c. 5.27.70 #121 * | Brooks, J.H. Teacher. | Ridge, St. Marys Co., Md. May 25th 1870. Desires to be reappointed as teacher at the close of his present term. Prefers to be located in Prince George County. [[end page]] [[start page]] 53 [[preprinted]] WHEN RECEIVED. | NAME OF WRITER. | DATE AND PURPORT OF LETTER. [[/preprinted]] 6.1.70 #122 * | Bracy, James T. Teacher. | Port Tobacco, Charles Co., Md. May 31st 1870. States that he has closed his school according to instructions. Requests to have check for May sent him at Port Tobacco. 6.4.70 #123 * | Butler, Richard E.B.#279 Vol.1.1870 | Chaptico, St. Marys Co., Md. May 30th 1870. States that the lumber furnished the colored people of Chaptico District has been ordered by Maj. [[underlined]] VanDerlip, [[/underlined]] to be delivered to trustees of Oakville District. 6.3.70 #124 * | Bureau R.F. and A.L. Rev. J.W. Alvord Genl. Supt. Education | Washington, D.C. June 3d 1870. Directs the Supt. to furnish a complete list of all schools for freedmen, in his District, called or intended to be, High or Normal schools, Universities or Colleges: said list to contain in each case, 1st the name and location: 2d by whom supported: 3d No. of buildings, material of which constructed and dimension 4th No. of pupils and teachers. 5th value of buildings and lands. 6.8.70 #125 * | Bureau R.F. and A.L. Rev. J.W. Alvord Genl. Supt. Education | Washington, D.C. June 7th 1870. Directs the Supt. to furnish at the earliest practicable moment after July 1st, the last month's statistics of the year, with full narrative report, giving a brief review of the whole school work in his Dist. from the first, i.e. for the five years commencing March 3d/65, (at least that part during his term of service.